Military terms

With military time, the day starts at hours and ends at 24 hours. There is no a.m./p.m. designation, just the one 24-hour period that occurs once a day.

Enlisted Rank Chart. We teach you all this in Army Family Team Building (AFTB) Level K (Military Knowledge) Class: Crucial for those who are new to the Army. It introduces them to the basic terms, acronyms, and resources that are needed in order for them to successfully transition into the Army lifestyle. Topics such as Military Acronyms and Terms, Chain of Command, Customs and Courtesies and Social Functions, and Community Resources are included as part of this course.

Military terms are confusing! Use this list to decode the terms or acronyms you hear used around the military community.

Confused by abbreviations in your ancestors’ military records? Here’s a free guide to some of the most common military acronyms.

Welcome to our article about military terms in English! Military terms are a unique subset of English vocabulary that can be especially challenging to learn

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A guide to US Army units. This explains the hierarchy.

Vocabulary: Military terms

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When reporters cover the military and conflicts, there are some military terms and words that they really ought to know but don't or misuse.

The Military Code of Conduct, used by the Army, Navy, Air Force, and Marines--was a foundational set of principles that helped Lee Ellis and his comrades survive more than 5 years as prisoners-of-war in Vietnam. These principles are a great guide for any leader--military, civilian, corporate, government, or private sectors!

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